... two other men not in custody obitructing the footway Charterhouse street by assembling there for the purpose of betting horse racing.— Police-constable Morgan gave evidence as to the apprehension of defendant. Ho added that defendant was searched the station ...

... THE BET. HUGH PRICE HUGHES AND HORSE RACING. Morning says r— The Bey. Hagb Price Hughes is known to entertain an holy horror of racing sad gas* bling in any form. He ia, indeed, a vioe-prtsideatol the National Anti-Gambling League. Tot, strange te? say ...

... defendant, and endorsed to the plaintiff. The defence pleaded was that the bills were given for money lost on bets upon horse racing, that the plaintiff was solicitor to Mr. Perclval, that the bills were given to him colourably and without value or co ...

... erected at £14,000. At the Spring Meeting the receipts were £13,889, and the n>?t profit was £4*rf97. It was insisted that horse racing was a public apd important purpose. On the conclusion of the argument, on Saturday, their lordships said they would take ...

... of assisting those who could not help themselves. He advised working men not to waste their bard got earnings in dog and horse racing, betting and rabbit coursing.—Mr. Alderman Bayley, J.P.. Nottingham, tbe Rev. Mr. Perry, the Rev. Mr. Slack, and Mr. George ...

... when she did not bring money home he assaulted her.—Defendent denied the offence, saying oing that he got his living by horse racing, an “commission work for several gentlemen an the town.” — The Bench decided to convict, and sent defendant to prison for ...

... death dishonour, and that he ht»d resolved to commit suicide with his His deficiencies amount francs, the result betting horse racing. He leaves a daughter aged 13 years. ...

... prosecuted on behalf of the Treasury, and said the evidence in the possession of the polioe would show that betting on horse racing bad been carried on very extensively, although not for large amounts, in Mears' house. Superintendent Jones, on hearing ...

... stable companion, The Owl, once more demonstrated the “ glorious un- ‘The Two Thousand hero certainty” of horse racing. was one of the first horses beaten, and now the Derby more than ever looks a most open affair. ‘To-morrow the mecting will be concluded ...

... to to were they the “first principle” of mbling ? were bags to be with horse- racing? Was the guessing of letters in the Bible for £50 immoral? Was the giving of prizes’ for races at Sunday schoo! treats gambling? ‘as it to play for marbles?—Mr. Jabez ...

... selections last year. T take some little interest in horse racing, and my opinion is that your prophet, “Fortunatus,” is as reliable as ang othe tipster. At all events, be has the merit af not selecting two horses for nearly every little raco and four five for ...

... Leeds. In Cothbert’s possession were found telegrams and memoranda relating to horse racing, and he had sent Pomeroy » postcard soying that he had wom £4 10s. by bach ing a horse. There was not sufficient evidence against Pomeroy, and he was discharged; Cuthbert ...